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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rrrpon

BUFFALO Nov. ls.-Canis- Receipts last "a ~
20lO hea6. Total for week thus Tar $50 hean IN
last Sss5 head. Con>lgaeI through is, ana N.
whirh ~ to Now.Yor< Oh sale: market Qule, ran
She>p-KeceiDs last "a hours we're 900 hsag r.est
thusa 2. 500 head. Tor Tins lss lea q,
head Consigned thrsg2h all OF watch "a yx se
IL cars Tor sale. G"s 10 CnOce hrm a. ~ 2J6s fee
10 Choice Western Lambs strong A. sos ia ~ Coo
Lambs advanced lOGI5 with ,alos OF al q
all 01efDgs taken. ~so IS
Hogs-Recepts ast "a hours were 1885 heal
week thus tar - III nead For same time last M. 10y. M
head CoDNgDed rVdza7 ears. 81 Of when 10 M c
0O cars ior sale. demand active Sc higher Tan
siGOQ470 Mixed Pie, ami Light Yorker. q sh Pa
Selected Workers - 9os5 10. Selected Aednn. 'Set
S. U0Hj %. coarse Mixed Heavy Ends ssa ouafls
SIS 25a 3 81: all offerings taken. w stn
CHICAGO. Union Stocx Y,rts Ssv. ls-r,, n
Journal REPORTS Cdtde Receipts 500, head h,rf
srscksrs ant Feeders 81 0Oc3 40 Cows Buli, 500
81 2jSs3 %. Texas Cattle 81 75a360 Western ,.aia
So 75O3sJ. 'slssn
Hoss- Receipts 3i.eoU head. shiDn.nt, soo,
market was steady; Mlset 81 45aSt so: Urarv h1
90 Light 81 40na ~; skins s3 1914 as "@e
SaseD-K Receipts 5000 head snip asRa = 5ep h.a, H.
steady. Natives So 901i % Western 50 0,a3 IS Tata
So 40 Lambs So rs a s. 30 'siaas
ST LOUIS Nov l. -Cttue -Recelnts 2O1 b.,a a..
ments $40 he-a: aarKet Ssriy Choice H.,yy ssaA
steers 81 SO - 30. FsV Cool s. gOss4 a. pn,snv
steers Medium Choce ~ 90 Q S. Y5 oe.".ssi
Fes,srs fair to good 81 7pG2 3d. Rangers Co.,a.. 80
ssot cornfsd 81 rs dSI o.
Hoss-Receipts 800 head ShiDmsuts 2i00 N,,.,
was active and stronr SSeIce HEAVY AMI Az"
ers' Selection. 81 % a a. Packing and Yor..n NeI,
Shees -Receipts 200 nead shipusnts 100 heal u.,s
frm. F>i- 10 Fancy s. 1904 10; LAMBS 81 ~
s. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
GEiIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.


Yesterday The gain spccaal1ns received tho!r nf,t
BOT back u the recent Upward nOsenirat from heavy
iealAatlOns But considering thn extent " tho LATE
trading the reaction Ls cpns.d"I ,eilOus. Cash
wheat fell of 3-iL cent, but the skipping demand was
Immediately stimulated by the decline, exporters took
10000 bushels, The opening dealing, option. were on
almost II not quito unprr' drntcd scale, but ia, total
transactions, while large, the rccod 81 the LAST
few days. amounting about $1,000 200 bushels The
nr,t prices nHd3 a. material l-cs from Thursday
night aud while the character Of the buying Wa good,
II Was not sufficient Ia rctdrd further dornw ard move.
Inent. The market closed weak lpss,s vi | y far
November at 50 . o. December 50 ~, February Al
90 l-5 March al 30 II, for January 81, and June
al 90 j-s and IA cont for Apfll u 4nd MAY A.
% : cents Corn followed the wheat naturally
spot lots falling l-2a4 cent, while shippers Ojk only
10000 bushels. The options were fAIly active and
follows November 50 IL, December % =, January
5O 8, February % 3-S and May 81 IS cents. la oats
spot lots l4al-2 lower, and option, A..
onned IL for November "a -, December 81, and
January al 80 IL AMI IL cont for May cents
and options closed l5ai2 points higher fellows NOvSn
Der ~ JO Decembcr ~ 10. January 81 -, February
81 27, March 81 49, April 81 40, May 81 ~.
The receipts grain aud rOur reported Yesterday a,
Newly York, baltimore, Philadelphia aud Boston were A,
follows Wheat iS4.92i bushels, l6J,o73 bushels
oats 92,3e bushels total grain t4o,55s bushels. nour
81 ,Gi1 packages. A. Chicago Milwaukee and Ious
The arrvas we're: Wheat 202,246 bushels 1870 4O6
bushels oats 10000 bushels total grain < $3.50 bushels
-four J3,l49 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.

eALvgsroS. Nov ls-Coi,oa nrrn and active Nhing
9s Mldd.lng. %. Cool ORDINARY. ~ and gross
receipt i.-S4 The
sales. l.3H3 bales. ock. % , . bale.
Week wet and receipts AZ s37 bales y.
Great Bla. q 79- bales exports 10 he s52T
bales exports cOaswise, 1868 bales SAFES l31 1tss
NORFOLK. Nov. l.-Cot,on gu amt steady. Nlilune.
1915. AMI receipts. :j3D bales EXPORT,
WISE. l462 bs~s sales 1913 Daes stock. 3d. 49, bNcs
Week Net ant gro.s receipts. 2-o hae, Exports u
Great Britain 81 10 bales exports osstrse, 3Ij bIesl
sAles los U bales
SAVANNAH. Nov. ls-COtt)n quot. Ml!ilDg 99l6. L,v
Aiidlnz . ) 10 GsDf ord ntr,. l-l6 net AID
cepis 5329 bales exports to the Continent 3t0 btes sN
ports coastwse $3.50 sss saes loo bae. stock 0- sc
DAleA
weckyNet receipts. a. O75 bales receipts. a. 36i
bales exports 10 Grost Britain. 9jl2 bales eXroris 70
the continent 1908 bales exports o.srise 216o DaesI
sale. 1858 bales
NV DRLEASs Nov. ls-Co,,on steady Midiling 9i6;
Low Mfiias SIS. cool Ordinary has net roc- pa
lsG92 b. receipts l7l-O bales lie Con-
unsu All bales $500 bales stock. 300 5S5 pal.
Meesy-Net receipts. So = baas gross rece gf 1888
bales exports Great Britain 2o42i bales s1pois .
France 400 bales exports to the Continent 3-7l oaes
coastw.sc, lO. 81 bales sales 10000 bales.
Correction ~ ports coastvse Nov. should have been
20lO bacl Nov. p ..o21 bales Nov ~ 1861 bales Nov,
5 ya.es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpts 10 cs,,o...
head-f0 cars at 60th.st and ears a. Je,ss. - Lis
for six days $4,000 Read against 3O,2o3 head ~. o.
time hast week. supply light and prices Is 10 ~, We
for sheep and shade nrmer for IAmbs An 't. M
Gull Sheep sold Al % Common TO Fair n, a. sud a.,
Good 20 Prime at - 75as5 81 l2 and o. r>Ss Y ~
40 lbs twethers) at % so. About carloads 80
sold at ~ 75aS5 Wssss
Ordinary to Prime Lambs ranged from az o. .
including carloads OF Canada stock az 90 o. No
IIoGS-Receipts 81 cars OF 7.407 head-2s go ~ '
st. and % cars at Jersey City. Total fo !" "
1896 head against 3i,5l6 head far the sam sn o.
week Market IRA at l.sa5 3-se. per h., Wine vine =
Light State Pigs sold at lie. VIVA L,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
d.. N...th pi..ll. IIe.oIe nIIn nniIrOn6S
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
nr>-,. y.1.rpr.TS nutet aud un,h Al

s"|V' ''F'
60 'OA- Quiet aad unchanged -,
COFFEf-Tor DrAaN gtowths tho market was unll
one Wish Isle for spOt on outside pIls Ihh
sc- all aoats" composed 1000 Oags No ~ a.
IL .c Loo bags SO. p ~ and 1000 Jags No l. lbc'
ro inler STYLES we've steady sales lJS tags Maractiho
Optnn tf.aing moderately active ami MIN
he marke; opene O0 ~ point, AMI closed
at a net Of 6al 0 pont- Tor tie day as follow.
follows. Jzuulrv lJ55 al5.GO. February 1888 To- ;
March lj.3oela35; April l52oG lao Nay l5:lnS
IA IS q !. To- September. l45a14.7O. Oclober lt$0 a
it5j November. lj.s5al5.95; Decs7bdr 1875 a !5.'@
The rsnPss uu months ~ere as follows Jsnu
srr. r. 70 1898; rebruaiy l5ijal54e March 1890
10 IS, Apr. 1900 lb2Vi May 1885 Dbl 10, June,
i5.l5q 1913. July. 1hOOGlAB5: August, II goa $50
S,piembcr 1870 1850 October. Il 80 l425 NOvemOer
10 g5e o 90 Der 10 loo 1850 Sales, $500 bags
COIrON-rhs actual market WAS dub cns but valnes
Officially changed Sales TAG bales lJ9 Last evon
tpK ali OF which The port rocepts
todIv aggregated 44.G2y hale'. comparing WIN
a. .5s dav 41.21< bales the
correspondents day since september Uhe begin
rc OF the ,Iop total OF cotton 10 the
pnIt. 26S 6O bales. computing with 2loJ,23S
bale. for the spending period last year.
Qpotatsn the American staudArts 81 clasSAca)n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. NOv lS-S 81 p m.-Bort and Pork 10 p0Ds
demand Han. ani Hacon-in suoi ieptnt Chs"se "a
.s demand iaoN. Turpsntluo AMI RnsD-ln far ismlgt
Lari Spot and Futures. ID far demand PTim. Me-ef1
spot November December suA January nrn At 35s. a.
Wheat IN good demand. Sew No , Winter AMI >pung AZ
6s a. Foar Ia ar arnanL Corn. spot AMI Fuiafs'. 10
deaaIi A,Nei Western ~pOt AMI Move ll"r nIm ~
- lid. December 81 9i.L January g.,
-I.A Hops At Losasa -New.YoT2StIe-rnere nothing
sGsrng
LONDON Nov. ls4p m.-Prduee-calcutta Ian.s'i 81.
81 pei quarter Ln,eei M lJs I'D per cw s.rits u
TurprBflio rs 30 cwt
ASrwFRr. Nov is.-WicoX'- Lari closed AZ - francs
80 csstmes lnO Nlo> Petroleum Fac p4.s American
81 :. francs % tentIuss pad and sellers.
BHTMFN. No, l-.-Pstroelm. nArks 80 p.enni-%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

TALLOw-Falrly active and firm. Prime City quoted
4ka4 T. &c. Sales, 100. 900 n, 4@G4 7.l6c. .,,
wOOT-A quiet market all directions witneut quoSve
prio.s foreign rs bales East India and -
sold private terms Tho aes OF 20
nestle included 25 $50 10 ami Xxx Ohio 32aS3 CT LOUD
washed. 20 129o, % 600 washed. 81 Ia" oo
n fine mn ashed 1000 10 hne deaine 80 Soc Vvp
u Territory. lsa2+c. ll0Go ID tall Texan 10; zVg
coarse un tshei Gcorga 27c 5000 ID fine I'm wa ,L.n
fleece 400 10 hsece bucxs) 10000 fall Texan !otvog
n fan Western do 10 pulled $4,000 1ne srprr
DO ~ 100 10 10 lambs no 500 ID DO. $4,000 10
canada do and domestic nols 90 pp,yats
G5 bags secured Texan. 81 &c and loooo
~ 10 rrecp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov. IL (SDscfap.-Nsv York sold wheat day
long IN almost volume bought wednes lay
and Thursday Tho result that the price closed cent
under Thursday 2@75s cents for December and ~
cents for MAY NowYork did ito buying through Logan aud
Mimine Bodnsn co. and did ts selling through same
houso The unloading bv NewYork took tho May op.
tiou from s2is cents. where II opened down 10 9t.
cents The close at Sl7- cents. just about /
cent under the tD top price TIL. bulge" Tho
receipts 100 bushels primary markets
iast Friday and the receipts for the week are nearly
100000 busoA less than tor tho days last week.
Tho speculative furors swung around during tho
day 10 the provsos pit Pork advanced 10
cenfs barrel. lard and ribs 20 cents hundi Ell
Tn. clcsng ngurss In all ca's' the top ones January
pork stepped At sl4 ribs at 81 and January lard At
81 o. Corn The woske mark Tho hoor vet u
II opened for the distant OPTIONS The by
Cash 4 cents under tho price ~ Thurs
day There vessel taken 81 all during The day
and only Tor 10 900 bushels THURSDAY The
little the inereese There 29l In the
ing and the estimates for Saturday are 2<O cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
RoPEAN FiNANCIAL Markets

LovpoN Nov Is; c,n',i' l9j i!e iar mons' .nt
lOs 10 ,pr tho account Atlantic aI Great western hI-t
usrtg4c- trustee, certificate, -. int'i ~tie per
cen. 1old- l-9'. =. il"s tri". ~ an ~
-. 80 Ne" ~ ''Nt,'-
IL. Reading. ,Cg Mc,csp central ~ ilutNou ~
Cy,panN guoiol al g., ~ per oih'o lho
4uu4At .ui,a w..h if'u 'lc H'neoi s,hl or
bai.uc. irt.y Dol Para aiVice' qiJ'o POI con-
Ieuir, a. 80 TAucs 20 ,entu-' fO TIE account. Money
-. cent. spanish q h'-- -,
I'tii1 so, i iie 81 tie ImpriAi IAnA -
tsrm.uN shows An increase ~pc,l. of Hl1 100 AK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

full. leaving outstanding now s4514o00. The com,
pany has always regularly paid Interest and piihcips
when due . IA
Tb. on ario silver Mining Company announces us
19sth dividend of $4,000 or Octoherl. payable al the
Transfer Agency of I.nunSbcry q Co. Mills building
November 80 Transfers close November 20. Total
DIV de uds to date TS.7Jo.oOO.
Tho DaIv Mining Company has declared dividends
Nos and o tS75OOO. payable by lounsbcry 4 Co..
NILS En.Il,rs, - Nember 80. Total dividends I"
-A-... =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

Flour. moderate request and prices unchanged
last quD:ed-Cha.c 10 Fancy Winter rAtsnss a.
a. % Southern IS oJ93 -. Michigan AMI
Wisconsin winters So 90 Fair 70 choice seconds 90 -
d33t choice o E.Rc Minnesota Patents - 50 al -
Wheat 81 lodi 50 MnacsOla bsksrs sAcAs
S. p ~ Medium soft sornss 81 % - Ip1
springs 81 Flour barrels - - -
Ca,h quotation, ore ~ io,ow--NO sDrlns Wheat at
IS 475.o 80 sprins Wheat tGLo bid. No Re- - Sc
49, Corn 4t.o No. oats 27sc. No. 2 Rye
81 30 Barle, 7se 10, Fax sect s. ~
sl3 5pal37j Iarr nor 100 70 81 o. Short Rus SIDES
% Dry Ssl shoulders boxed IS 30r s. 20
short GEAR SIDE. s. - Whl-key dlstlsrs
finished gools gallpu S. 10 Sugar-Cut Lea 40
IL. A Ollc askeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY

OF TIE IlFi OF NkW-tORN.
Capital sI,0O1Ooo. No. IS Waist
nes,anatet by Drier IN, SD-en, t'1pL
tory Wal receive l'pOstsO W noly N I,r'. A. ~ t''t
ortrla,,er Agent rIS'r ~ aIrpDcta)lA AL E'Di ~
execute lny io al trusts rDnp'rpr y pDD:.pt. -
iayuraDe crus ~ other s'nar cohp,nS
THOMAS HiLLHOUSE. Prasbial'
FREDERICK II. rAPPEN. Vice prasli@l.
CHAS. NJ. JESU T. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
COTTON MARKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH

LvxRPooI. Nov. ls4 - m.-Cottcn- Future, elos.e
barely steady Uplands Low Mtlilins clause Noy.sh.
delivery 33.64d. sellers November and 0eesaber A..
hvery 23B4L sellers. December ami January d,,y-,,
- sd sellers Jausary ant February delivery LAY
buyers February ant March leivsry. 2sdid buyers
March aai April delivery, 3O.6id ssers ANN sndu,.
delivery 32.64. sellers May and Iins isvery 3igX
sellers June AID July toIvery . 6ii sellers. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
Coed Ordinary ........ 10 Low uilling. 70
4. nrff.

81. sod Ordinary IS AIlduhg.. '''''' lo'i"
Early temper OF tho speculative market was
WEAK and ve-Ler foreign advices Dnr!ng
the afternoon sharp upvad movement get IN ard
final ngures icp, adv ~ SsH points from tho
final figures OF ys,iord4y. Sais,. l1l.i00 Uscs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
spfNfT- OF rUVPFSTYyg

CnI.LrsfeS. Nov. l8.-rurpeutins firm al SAC
SAVANNAH. Nov. IA.-tnIpontino 6nli At So &c.
WILMINGTON NoG l8-Iurpsatias dali u SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
SOUTHERNPACIFIC RAILROAODOHO
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

Holders % First Mot.s - Bonds OF the southern "a.
CHE Railroad Company of California; are ~" 20 I'd
therr Is sinking lund iOT tn rrl n. Un thi
ay.eni ~ sad bonds The sum u OH llti-J ~
FIVE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AM tlf a
DOLLARS GOLD. applicable % the pd'upt0h os pnr-
or bord> price not exceeding par .l' ahl No
Board u Directors u sa southern Psclnc Railroad COM
ans hereby gives notice mar D. VIII receive i 81 pro-
pu,s surrender OF the bonds u the ssd con pans
he said hunlr, ami i've thousand nnc
hundred nl ,fty dollars. AZ prices 20 be usfH' nor eN
ding their ptr IAiue twentieth fay n"ccm.
Der, 1857. which time fhr pVpo>A.> VIII p" % tA'i l
bonds which O1".rl d N lowest price -. nan
par-y redeemed purchased The amount azores l.
Proposal, h. adir'Sscd 10 CHAS CH'tkl X
Vice Prs don't Il Co. and fo he ndot-.i Pho
losas surrender ~ Firs; Mortgage Bonds southern
Pacific Railroad Company
Nv order D. The Board ~ ~ said co plry.
J. l. WlLLCCrT, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
City Of Topeka, Kansas 6 Per Cent
Improvement Bonds.

Issued ,or improvements These hons oss'sssnt
baS of urst Len on al 10
Admitting property. vnlncdn t sG93!oOo .>>r.scd ,ai-
nation of tho ity 81 2,62bt actual vntutt,~u over
sIJ OOO. 900 total indebtedness exclusive OF this
issue siSs.9oO. Population rbout 10000.
.a....I LIZ. -..LI.r a..irss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

BALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Nov 1S
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

ara rr.amot, 24s15G barry l6s2.@ Lr:, fresh
1872 2OA2-
CrycINxAu Nov l9-Fion- strong Family s. q
dB.J Fancy - tOr3 Whcat strong No : Ned 10 =
Receipts Boo bush shiu n"nti Co' Ol't tern ~.
hu = MlIeI is-lat'c oats ,trong-Ne-: hIsH 'uce
nv. higher va dc Poi. a. SO -. I.-r1 ,roBg
S. Bu,k MEAT, gulst-sAert RIOS a > - b@cos
vts nrm-Shor. Clea- - 20 Wl'ksy was st"Av
SAy, ~ 56l barrels Of nn,isi soei' "a TIE b-s ~
81 - Butter nrm Fancy Creamery 2-c2Sc. Extra =
~, Cnocs DNry ISsloc EEEs AZ 11c Cheese hTm
Hog, nrm Common All iAgAt Al ~ - 80 - fzoNIhs
AL l. ltcI.r' - ,5@iJ -. hsce'1t' Sow s'A '''o
meats 500 Leaf
psreor. Nov. ls-vn.,,-vh white ch,a 81.
January sIs,. Mag s-~c Corn No. - oats Hs
UusL com 5000 Du.L oats 500 bush
INDI.~AroLf, Sow Is " neat steAiv. 1G3c 1id COrn
lim - ~, r!l. O4t. steady. -, md. $50 asked
nuwArKY-. No' iS.-Fiolr ,ir"ng whel; du.- Cass
73.e December 1896 HaT 81 -c Corn lu!eL ~" =
a. UAt- steal, 50 . Whte 2pAc hvs hrm Va !
- &c Harsy -trOn. 40. Ia. PI-vs-as were hEEo.
Pors NovomuoE So Oua slS IS. Lard Novom1er - -
lreru1ot Batter .tetiv. n~iry ly6&lc hxrH
Ilour 10000 DOlA Wheat 5000 bush Bar.ey 5..ogj
Vusi- nhIpH..ht,-tVur 5000 1aA WleAI ts,OVo bush
Barley l!.OUO su-h
MisSt,ro,i- Sow : -whea, strong higher No Hard
November -. December I2.c .nlAry IS 70 NAV '.c
Sorthrru November $3.50 December lV'.c January
&c = - NJ Nortasrn S3v-aber 81. bece;n et
GO 80, Nay f4c Flour ,tc1ly faiehis - 81
aSs 30. SAx.fs' S. sSJ 90 Rrcelt.-Whcai . $50
bus sllpuus w heal So 100 OusA Flour -ohe1 JOS
PEsuA Nov Il strong. H<a NAsi
49,. a. ~. Mixed +thatjc Sew Mixed 40. { &C
O-ts lrn. No. Waite - .rZ'isc, Ne white 80 q
= Se 81 - ~. Whl-Acr htn-N mes
%. Spirits ~ ~ f-oslDt>-tura 25Hh0 eu'I oAts
loo bush Barley 1000 5usn onipnsnt'
Corn $500 Uttst- Osts 5000 Ous"
Pnil,prrral. Nov lS-Four ruled hrm -iih good IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

Pan .prtran SOY. ls.renr ruled arm Win good &.
G. sss.y .Gs 10 e,s' Snt sa, N ssS
vi ~, cny s. ijSs5 - Z.
% EIt'l ;! - > % reos,!iv.a. Fanny s. ~.
FAMILY Oas clrsr s. - sst 90 20 sSr.is'!'
.st s. tII,a., 49, southern o Sl,.fss IS. Ce!.
=. sraissi - 10 Mi,''' "t'-t m ~ 30
30 - .iTli, -. - MnS..otn Pa,ea'' ,aF q 70
,rt srani Sat So 10 .or November =, esjc 10
DeeeaSel - "a - c 10 tor January 6.e,5c 10 TOR
February -;~s>-c CeFn-oPuon' "oA~ a"d Lose over
~ tJ.c ~ Mnel To- Ns'.mber - -. 10 Tor
',%y Ca. ,pot o, i. an weak to se.i.
,aic, 1901 Rejected whN. Sc NJ M;,sl sSze 80 3
i % VIC 4ai a%st :: wh'. teT Ns,e1,
;45, 10 ies ts.@y , 49, j.; 10 ..oa
o. iGe Buibsnas 4aa White ehoice Sc. Bat1.H.s
assa to Ggg .5@ F.aais gS.SIs N1s c54cj
m' Pc. o-ssL c5s zoe rs@. f SS -S set
8 - 'ns..i Be-, q y h,si "An' $40 %
re- n.s-rSs, 90, 300 liam. .mos-i IGsI2s 10 ?.
toss O4c SIDES cisN uoDel In 'Nt - 40
10 '-'.sh $50 80, sassJe'' r.lI., ia pe.,,
S nsa: at ! H.sa t. pa l oGe
~ 10000 Butter Grmor-Psas'v.v ania Ir'As'! h,IA
ws.s l.r. "a Zoe pac.ae cari.r Gi.s
cheese 1ulei Ns" tsr. Fun Cte1s ~ re one
nsk, wore arm, active. rann,y'a nr',' At =! =
40 t., a SO, e. sGsar-NearSi ,ios'-, 0ranuiatoa
= ~ iOe Winter Et.S ;ls ~ 81 =
yer Rrcep,.-Floer 3coe 9ol> ws.a, 800 49, 49,
Is JUy bu,n Corn :. 900 OAt. "a zoo 3usA-
rori- Nov IL Flour Guiet AMI steady. ranging
1t - ioaA % Wheat iriegusr Ma ksd ca'a - "a
iic. clUsuf - - uld. January cosuS os Do
"a, closing unsettled and lower tasl Al &C
November closing ii .c ec-uIDor oo,ns <iso bd Nay
closing A. 90 Oat. dul lower Cash 90 MAY -'.c.
ltys oil 5gLc barley 7u9Ssa har w-s unchanged
Primo runotnV sl2 o. { SIS o. Prairs - 200 o. w.
Ilrsu was strong q Toe. tgSs nrn at lHpG bhNef
unchanged. Creamery NJ - d Pc DAIRY loa--G ORR
meal strong 5. 10 NhNksr was steady Al u %
PORK. summer cured. 49, -.
Lara 10 >. Meats-loIed shoulders - . Lonr
> IS, Clear = Snort Clear 3 -
Hacon-loXed shoulders at ~ - eng cisars a,
5, 90 Hams wcro steady At $40 ooesi- w.
Receipts - tluur 5000 bhlS Wheat y Soe s.sh cora
uOO push. OATS l1JUO bu,h Itys none. b-rs' n"ae
shipments Flour 5000 sbls. Wheat 50Jo bush. cora
5000 bash Uals liOuO suslL Rye none Barley none.
roiKpo Nav lA-whea active. easier. Cash. soc;
December NAV Sda,c corn @,uve stsAdY ta' - 20.
ay unchanged. cash -9c Ne W h'to
81 Clover-eed steady. cash - l2H2 Receipts " hr~t
30 GOO bush 81 900 Dusn. Oat, loOo bush sv'rI'
seei - bag. shpmnns-whsat 1000 Corn i'ouc Oman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
roNDS AVID BANK STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT BOND'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-11-11
Carpet Made Of Wood.

The process of making the wood car.
pet now coming into common use is COM
paratively simple, although it must be
done with exactitude. Carefully adjust
ed SAWS strip the lumber into the desired
thickness and width, the latter differing
according to the work required. The
stuff is then subjected to the saws that
cut it out in the proper shape for inlay
ing, to form the fabric and figure OF the
carpet. This must be done with much
particularly, as each of the multiform
pieces must exactly fit. The arrange
ment; of the pieces and the gluing of
them rs done by boys, and looks like
slow work, but yards are thus woven
with fair celebrity. Canvas is glued on
one side to give strength to the fabric.
The carpet is then subjected to sand
paper, and is finally finished with hard
oil.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-11-11
The Heaviest Man In the World.

The British Medical Journal gives the
following interesting particulars of the
height, weight and dimensions Of
Thomas Longley of Dover, who is said
to be the heaviest British subject in the
world, Mr. Longley, who is respect
able and intelligent publican, was born
(of parents not above the normal size)
in 1S48. AS a baby he was not
considered large. His present
weight is $50 pounds; height, 6
feet I inch; measurement of the waist, so
inches; size of leg, 25 inches. He finds
considerable difficulty in walking, and
does not trust himself to carriage for
fear of breaking the springs. He is
said to be very temperate, both in eating
and drinking, and has never suffered
from any ill health of a serious nature.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-11-11
Ear-BOying.

There ought to be statute in every
State severely Furnishing this practice, or
rather an intiiction of blows on the head,
so common in families and schools of in
ferior grade. A recent investigation of
medical records reveals fifty one cases of
serious injury to CHI ldrcn from "boxing''
or Cutting on the ear-in some cases
chronic and ultimately resulting in fatal
brain disease, deafness, insanity, sc.
1t would be impossible to discipline all
offenders, but much might be done by
special care in giving notice of the law
and penalty through the newspapers and
by circulars distributed by Board of
Health inspectors, and by Instructions to
the police promptly to arrest pa ents or
others seen cutting childrcn-as they may
be seen at all hours of the day in certain
regions of every city. SANITARY Era.